Table Throw (Ivory) - Dogwood Blossom, Sage & Midnight

Mended has the honor of working directly with 23 survivor artisans in South Asia who are receiving consistent full-time orders to hand block print all of Mended's table linens and textiles. Additionally, Mended is honored to work with refugee women with Vickery Trading Company in Dallas, TX to finish our pillows and embroidery work. Your support and purchase directly impacts our ability to keep placing purchase orders with our artisan partners. For every textile printed, our survivor artisans are paid an-above-living wage. In 2024 alone, our survivor artisan partners printed 38,330 individual textiles! This income is allowing for homes to be built, children to be educated, food to be constant and for dignity to be restored. We are beyond grateful to YOU for making this happen.

Tea Towels: Tea Towels can be washed in cold water with low tumble dry heat. *Please note that any product with shimmering gold color is recommended to wash in cold water and lay flat to dry. Napkins, Table Runners, Table Throws, Tablecloths, Bandanas and Pocket Squares: Dry clean or wash in cold water and lay flat to dry. ORDER PROCESSING:
Please allow 1-2 business days to process your order. Expect an email within 2-3 business days to let you know your order is on the way! FLAT RATE SHIPPING:
Orders are generally leave our showroom within 2-3 business days and then shipped using USPS which generally takes 3-7 business days to deliver. Flat rate shipping fee of $6 applies to orders shipping to all orders within the United States.

The amount being paid to the artisans per piece creates real impact: 1 Tea Towel = 2.2 pounds of rice 1 Table Runner = 1 month's school tuition 1 Full Tablescape = 1 month's rent for a home Mended partners closely with IJM’s local team in South Asia to make sure each survivor artisan receives holistic care—support that extends beyond employment to include counseling, safe housing, and community resources. This partnership allows Mended’s artisans to thrive, knowing that their well-being and healing are prioritized as much as the beautiful textiles they create.